Is it very passive for you!

Investing involves risks and rewards – and usually the higher the risk, the greater the potential for significant gains and losses of invested equity.

So one thing I need to keep in mind as I expand is keeping things as passive as possible. 

@David Huynh, rental real estate (passive activity) wouldn't count. 

Setting myself up for a future passive income sounds like a great alternative.

My goal is to invest in Multifamily properties (2-4units) and eventually grow into larger apartment complexes (25+ units) as a means of creating a sustainable business that generates passive income to support my family, my community, and if God is willing then myself as well. 

Also, in 1.5 years we will be dealing with having to pay capital gains on the place (lived there 4 years before renting out).

We would like to be able to split both the yearly 'cash flow' and the long term capital gains '50-50'.

While you’ll certainly gain some knowledge, most are not worth the cost.Set aside 3 or 4 days and spend hours listening to the BP podcasts, interacting on the forums, and reading real estate books.

Would this trigger capital gains?